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WHEN it comes to sheer brass neck the former Bank of Ireland boss Brian Goggin is in a league of his own.
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One would have thought that having presided over such a financial train-wreck the least that Goggin, who received a €650,000 annual pension from Bank of Ireland when he left, would do is quietly disappear.

But no, after a "decent" interval out of the limelight it appears that Goggin is back.

He is fronting up a bid by private equity group Apollo to buy distressed property loans from the Irish banks and the Irish subsidiaries of foreign banks.

If Goggin and his pals get their way then they will buy these loans at a hefty discount and, when the property market recovers in a few years, flog them on at a profit.
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Has this man no shame? Does he not realise the outrage felt by Irish taxpayers, who were raped and pillaged to pay for the banks' blunders, towards the former bank bosses? ...

AS Bank of Ireland struggles to escape state ownership, Brian Goggin -- the former chief executive who racked up billions of euros of bum property loans -- has joined up with €42bn private equity giant Apollo Management to target distressed financial assets and other investments. ...